CRIMINAL LAW BASICS: REPRESENTING YOURSELF

The advice is good but the system is not rigged, it’s extremely complicated. To learn the system takes 7 years in university, a year of learning under a lawyer and testing and then years of practice to learn, amongst other things, the complex evidentiary rules, advocacy skills of how to examine and cross-examine, how to make submissions and to become familiar with local prosecutors and Judges. You can’t learn to be a lawyer from youtube.

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CRIMINAL LAW BASICS: CRIMINAL LAW vs. CIVIL LAW – The Criminal Code of Canada defines the limits of lawful conduct and what is a criminal offence. If an act is not prohibited by the criminal code then it is not a criminal offence to commit that act.

Criminal and Civil Law Criminal law, one of two broad categories of law, deals with acts of intentional harm to individuals but which, in a larger sense, are offences against us all. It is a crime to break into a home because the act not only violates the privacy and safety of the home’s occupants

Source: Criminal and Civil Law – The Canadian Superior Courts Judges Association (CSCJA)